ID - 4 University of Idaho Students Murdered - Moscow # 9

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  • #101
After watching the food truck vid again....I am very curious about the time Kaylee spent on her phone....was it texting? She was very focused. I hope LE have been able to get into her phone.
 
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Not necessarily. For example, not if the the unknown subject has mental illness. Yesterday Mr. Goncalves said that the intruder left a sloppy crime scene with evidence all over the place. That indicates a disorganized offender. Univ. of Idaho killer was ‘sloppy,’ left ‘mess’ of evidence, victim’s family says
I just don't buy LE actually found much evidence linked to the perp. Of course its sloppy. 4 people were stabbed to death and at least one fought back. There IS alot of evidence. Every drop of victims blood is an individual piece of "evidence". If the perp was so "sloppy" Why are we so far out with no POI. To me this looks more like an organized killer.
Just because its a sloppy crime scene with lots of evidence doesn't mean any of the evidence is left by the killer. I think they have shoe prints and maybe prints from a glove. I don't believe the perp cut himself with his own blade. JMO
 
  • #103
I'm beginning to think LE is telling the truth and has no clue who the killer is.
I don't think they know.


MOO: Initial investigation was sub-optimal (substandard), due to overwhelmed small town police force. (Initial statement made, which I won't repeat and has been retracted)

ETA: I had originally used the word "botched" to describe the initial investigation, but I don't believe it was completely botched and I was using slang. I do believe some timely evidence may have been lost. (Not at the crime scene, but around the town)

So, they are trying to "catch up". Hopefully they have enough evidence to catch the perp. I'm sure the initial investigation compared with local police files/reports etc.
 
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  • #104
Go to a knife store. A KaBar is about $80. You can get knock-offs from $19 to $400.
 
  • #105
Where did you find this?
Just Google Latah County Jail Roster. I'd guess it varies by state/jurisdiction but I'm in Ohio and this can be done for all of our counties and most police depts.
 
  • #106
A branded sheath?
You can buy a KA-BAR brand sheath and put a non KA-BAR branded knife in it. That's what I did.

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  • #107
How does he know that K left school before her semester was finished, skipping assignments and exams? She may have completed her degree requirements after taking summer courses, thus making her eligible for December graduation.
As I understand it that's exactly the case - she was just waiting to graduate.
 
  • #108
I just don't buy LE actually found much evidence linked to the perp. Of course its sloppy. 4 people were stabbed to death and at least one fought back. There IS alot of evidence. Every drop of victims blood is an individual piece of "evidence". If the perp was so "sloppy" Why are we so far out with no POI. To me this looks more like an organized killer.
Just because its a sloppy crime scene with lots of evidence doesn't mean any of the evidence is left by the killer. I think they have shoe prints and maybe prints from a glove. I don't believe the perp cut himself with his own blade. JMO
the fact that it was a "party house" is also a huge complication. People were in and out of that house a lot so there's probably so much DNA of various people there. Which one is of the killer? that's going to take quite awhile to sort out.
 
  • #109
Maybe rushed in behind them. Maybe left door open to prevent leaving prints/etc
If the perp rushed in behind them, then they just went to bed knowing the perp was in the house?
Please elaborate on this theory.
 
  • #110
Can’t quote the post re: the tattoo on the surviving roommate. (Still new here)
But from MM’s Instagram, it looks like she also had the same wing tattoo in the same spot. It makes sense to me. They probably feel pretty helpless and this is a way to grieve.
 
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the fact that it was a "party house" is also a huge complication. People were in and out of that house a lot so there's probably so much DNA of various people there. Which one is of the killer? that's going to take quite awhile to sort out.
Add to that, potentially none of the dna recovered will be from the killer(s).
 
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This is my question as well. It certainly looks like blood - color, coagulation - but doesn’t seem to be treated as such by investigators. Unless something has changed in the last couple of days, I haven’t seen any evidence markers near it, nor has there been any attempt to cover it (either for preservation or out of sensitivity to the families).

I've been thinking the same. IMO, we would see markers or a cover, as you mentioned.

As another WS mentioned on Banfield's Podcast with Latah County Coroner Cathy Mabbutt, the Coroner said she believes it is blood coming from inside the residence.
 
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Add to that, potentially none of the dna recovered will be from the killer(s).
very true unfortunately. i really hope they have the best of the best CSI working that house.
 
  • #116
Maybe rushed in behind them. Maybe left door open to prevent leaving prints/etc
But they were all asleep when they were attacked.
 
  • #117
While not a burglary per se I do believe the killer did commit theft. The theft was not a reason to enter tho. JMO
Was that confirmed or reported? Or just speculation? Just curious as I may have missed that!
 
  • #118
I just don't buy LE actually found much evidence linked to the perp. Of course its sloppy. 4 people were stabbed to death and at least one fought back. There IS alot of evidence. Every drop of victims blood is an individual piece of "evidence". If the perp was so "sloppy" Why are we so far out with no POI. To me this looks more like an organized killer.
Just because its a sloppy crime scene with lots of evidence doesn't mean any of the evidence is left by the killer. I think they have shoe prints and maybe prints from a glove. I don't believe the perp cut himself with his own blade. JMO
Exactly. Whether the killer is organized pertains to how carefully he planned the crime and took steps to avoid leaving evidence ... not how "messy" the crime scene was.
 
  • #119
Exactly. Whether the killer is organized pertains to how carefully he planned the crime and took steps to avoid leaving evidence ... not how "messy" the crime scene was.
Organized, disorganized, sloppy, messy... One thing we know - so far the killer(s) have escaped detection.
 
  • #120
Speculation/JMO - if we're talking about the perp getting into a rage after rejection/being rebuffed, it seems unlikely that M would be the target, as she had a bf. Just in my experience "having a bf" is a good excuse that guys will take if they're turned down. Versus (from all reports), K was single. Obviously K&X were in a relationship. Unless the rejection was unrelated to a "romantic" or physical thing like social acceptance i.e. being invited to a party, etc.
 
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